AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoReparations: CARICOM Chair and Saint Lucia Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre welcomed Britain’s openness to an apology and structured talks on slavery, but said reparations must remain on the table. He called an apology without repair incomplete ahead of the Commonwealth summit in Antigua. Taiwan ties: On his state visit, Pierre discussed expanding scholarships and cooperation in agriculture and education with President Lai Ching-te. Energy: LUCELEC has bought land in Micoud for a planned 10-megawatt solar farm with battery storage, expected to open in 2028 and reduce reliance on imported fuel. Cuba vote: The Organisation for the Victory of the People criticized Saint Lucia’s representatives for leaving the UN hall during a vote on the US embargo, alongside criticism of Guyana’s abstention and Trinidad and Tobago’s vote against the resolution.
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